Chemistry, asked by dadeechvansh, 7 months ago

_______ are the atoms having same mass number but different atomic numbers

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Answered by nightfury27

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Isotopes........................is ur answer

Answered by saisha2492006

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Isotopes are the atoms that have same mass number but different atomic numbers.

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